ea0029p1450 | Pituitary Clinical | ICEECE2012
Dubourg J.
, Messerer M.
, Daniel R.
, Bervini D.
, Berhouma M.
, Perrin G.
, Iype G.
, Chacko A.
, Trouillas J.
, Raverot G.
, Jouanneau E.
Introduction: Pituitary incidentalomas (PIs) defined as pituitary tumors discovered by systematic neuroimaging constitute an increasingly clinical problem. Most of PIs are nonfunctioning tumors (NFPIs) with systematic investigation revealing visual and/or endocrinological impairment in some patients while others remained asymptomatic. If the therapeutic management is well codified for functioning PIs and symptomatic NFPIs, a debate still remain for asymptomatic NFPIs between s...